This Entrepreneur Raised 00 Million To Help Millions Of People Manage Their Chronic Diseases 00 Million To Help Millions Of People Manage Their Chronic Diseases" loading="eager" /> Named one of Business Insider’s 30 Under 40 Leaders Changing Healthcare in 2020 , entrepreneur Julia Hu’s latest venture is taking on the largest sector of the healthcare industry with her latest tech startup. They’ve already raised 00M in equity and debt funding to date, and are continuing to grow as we head into the new year. During our interview Julia told our audience about the pain that sparked her newest venture, the fundraising roller coaster and getting ghosted by investors, zooming out enough to have a big enough business, and switching from hardware to software. Plus, why ideas are worthless without having the guts to jump in and build a business, and how long you should be willing to commit if you are going to launch yourself into a startup. Named one of Business Insider’s 30 Under 40 Leaders Changing Healthcare in 2020 , entrepreneur Julia Hu’s latest venture is taking on the largest sector of the healthcare industry with her latest tech startup. They’ve already raised 00M in equity and debt funding to date, and are continuing to grow as we head into the new year. During our interview Julia told our audience about the pain that sparked her newest venture, the fundraising roller coaster and getting ghosted by investors, zooming out enough to have a big enough business, and switching from hardware to software. Plus, why ideas are worthless without having the guts to jump in and build a business, and how long you should be willing to commit if you are going to launch yourself into a startup. *FREE DOWNLOAD* The Ultimate Guide To Pitch Decks Listen to the full podcast episode and review the transcript here. Here is the content that we will cover in this post. Let’s get started. 1. Chronic Conditions 2. Just Keep Learning 3. Lark Chronic Conditions Raised in the Valley in Los Angeles, Julia Hu was born to first first-generation immigrants from China. Starting by the time she was just four or five years old Hu developed a chronic condition that ended up requiring her single father to quit his job and help care for her. Her nights were filled with pain. Every week her, her father and doctor would get together to report and micro experiment with diet, exercise, sleep and more to manage this condition. A routine that stuck with her for the next 12 years. Despite this, she seemed to do well in school. Math and science seemed to be her thing in high school. Then it was on to Stanford’s B School for college where she transitioned through science to engineering and design thinking. It was a place where she says you were always challenged to think big and strive to change the world. This led to her first startup attempt, EMOD. A “fun” experience that she admits never really got off the ground as she got stuck in that notorious pitfall of trying to refine and perfect her business plan, instead of just having the guts to go for it and learn and push success through mistakes. Her top three takeaways from this experience were: Continue reading the full guide Related guidesBenjamin Miller On Crowdfunding .5 Billion To Break The Status Quo In Real EstateThis Entrepreneur Crowdfunded .5 Billion To Break The Status Quo In Real EstateThis Serial Entrepreneur Just Disrupted 400 Years Of Banking And Financial Services In 24 MonthsPeter Briffett On Disrupting 400 Years Of Banking And Financial Services In 24 MonthsSigns You‘ve Chosen The Right Business IdeaHow To Outperform Your Startup‘s Competition Read on Startup Fundraising · More articles · Browse the Library Library homeFull library indexArticlesHomeInvestor directoryFounder directoryCompany funding databaseResearch hubPricing
